We liked this museum very much for being interactive. They give information in a “short and sweet” manner. Interesting to visit and play around even for adults! 5D cinema is very well executed! But be ready to get a bit wet ;) I believe that visiting this museum could be a cool experience for children (definitely they won’t be bored 😃). The staff is very friendly and helpful there. They guide people very well during visiting and help people to feel comfortable not gathering in a queue in front of installations. The price for the museum is affordable. I could say that it can be a little bit too high as the museum itself is not very big, but I didn’t regret any penny as everything inside is so well implemented! We got a really very good impression from visiting and new knowledge for sure! Definitely worth to visit it. Tips: To escape crowds come to the opening hours. You can count that you won’t spend more than 45min-1h there ( without children). You can get 10% discount ( you can find promo code on the official bus website).

It was one of the best experience I had so far in the island! One of the most interesting museums you will ever visit! The scenes and everything was amazing and the staff was so helpful that you didn’t feel insecure at all they are there to guide you the whole time! I definitely recommend an experience for everyone!!!

An exceptionally well-organized contemporary museum that deploys nicely the technological advances to present in a short, comprehensive and scientific way the lost Atlantis story. A lot of info kiosks and interactive touch screen presentations with a lot of visualization allowing the visitor to find out in a simple but not simplistic way what Plato has written for the loss of Atlantis that happened 3.000 yrs ago and see all evidence supporting it. The 9D experience is amazing! The visitor has the chance to see, understand, feel and participate in the volcano eruption event that disappeared Atlantis, changed the morphology of Santorini to transform it to the magnificent place it is today, and destroyed the Minoan Civilization. The presentation is of high quality and professionalism, making apparent the great result that can be reached when all sciences converge and cooperate! Congratulations to all people having worked on this project and still do, to keep the place great & the history shared, vivid and comprehensive! It is a must visit once on the island!!!

This museum doe not present much serious evidence though as any scholar will tell you the allegory is clear, but a kernel of truth may exist in the sense of such a series of concentric islands may have existed that Plato’s buddies Egyptian priests may have been drawing on. This evidence would be a caldera and that is what Santorini Island is. The geological evidence is laid out and there is a cute 5D film and some information on Plato. Much of the art is Minoan. I really enjoyed it as an archeology student despite what I have mentioned above. Though I minored in philosophy.